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17y ago
I didn't start listening to lyrics until I was in my mid twenties and I have no musical talent or education. When I heard The Beatles Imagine was banned in some places, I thought, "Why? It's just a song." And then years later I actua
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17y ago
Don't rule out jacquesm himself! It'd be just the kind of thing he would do.
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17y ago
tl;dr, couldn't get past the absurdity. Did this post have a point?
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17y ago
I can see some defenses, for example, "We uploaded the content to verify the validity of assertions that filtering and content protection mechanisms were working as stated." Or, "We were uploading content to quantify viewers and calculate l
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17y ago
Wow, singer, dancer, and basketball player too. He will be missed.
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17y ago
I just showed it to my grandmother and she said she has some of them and they do work. If two out of two experts in the field have devices like this, the USPTO is apparently as bad at evaluating sewing inventions as it is at evaluating sof
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17y ago
So is Joel's blog apparently.
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17y ago
Lots of languages use <> for not equals.
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17y ago
All the farms and all the water on both sides of the dividing line deteriorate in quality. If the detrimental effects were the result of the redistribution of land, then we should see a disproportionate decline in the green farms on the ri
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17y ago
firefox can't ignore dns. on windows, you have to do ipconfig /flushdns to clear your dns cache, then restart firefox
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17y ago
If a war breaks out between google and china, who do you think will win? My money is on China.
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17y ago
I just add them all to my hosts file I don't see the need for anything additional. I think I may have adblockplus installed. I was reading the top article now the one about firefox and h.264 and saw a lot of net hits for disqus, so I adde
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17y ago
In the end, this was a good move from Google, Apple, and Microsoft if they want to kill off FireFox. Why do any of those three want FF to survive? They're rich, they got money. They want to dominate the browser market. FF is all of their
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17y ago
Anyone else here not on facebook?
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17y ago
Good points. I put protect in quotes to protect egos with questions like "how do i look?"
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17y ago
I know I'm paranoid, but why on earth does this page load a hidden java applet? It took forever to display, i was like wtf, and then I see the java console application appear and then I was like, even more wtf?? There's been an increasin
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17y ago
I would consider what this 'hacker' did a service to humanity, because now I know that something much more evil than him exists, namely this: a small black box under vehicle dashboards that responds to commands issued through a c
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17y ago
Humans are almost always the biggest weakness in any system.
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17y ago
When is lying not bad? White lies? When they "protect" someone? Is an inability to receive honesty something we want to protect?
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17y ago
Why aren't there laws against lying? Why isn't this fraud or false advertising? Why are people able to lie to sell? What would the world be like if lying was a criminal act without an oath required? Why is it okay to lie outside the cou
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17y ago
In Stallone's case, persistence led to a great product that he eventually sold. If you already have a great product, persistence may be a signal to customers or investors that you are serious. If you haven't built anything before or have
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17y ago
Every email I get with a url in it gets hovered over to examine the target of the link in the status bar. I'll never click a link without examining where it goes. This is why I very rarely click shortened urls, because I don't know where t
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17y ago
Basically, geeking out on flightcaster.
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17y ago
I don't know what they mean by "by hand," but IMO, you should always script database changes and run the scripts in staging environments so you know you didn't forget anything and then it'll correctly run in prod.
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17y ago
Hey Bradford, thanks for responding. Always good to get someone involved with the actual system to talk to! As an individual, I'm not concerned about the probability that my flight is delayed -- I want to know if it is delayed for sure .
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17y ago
I have used FlightCaster many times and everytime my flight has been delayed, FlightCaster has shown it as on time. I'm wondering if and when it actually works . Has anyone had a successful delay status notification from FlightCaster?
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17y ago
The chicken example was concerning the cycle of flies in fruit trees. You're right, they will eat anything people will eat, including your lovely garden. But companion planting, like marigolds in tomatoes is also a permaculture design pri
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17y ago
I backup code to flash once a day in case of hardware failure. Once a week I swap flash drives into a safety deposit box. I also backup any local databases to flash once a day. Use a scheduled task and a .cmd for that, which automatically
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17y ago
I've been on a kick lately to plant a garden and studying permaculture. The argument permaculturists make is that in a diverse ecosystem, like a forest, everything is in balance, so pests are not as big a problem. For example, a permacult
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17y ago
I used elance years ago. Bid on 10 projects, of those only one of them was awarded and we got it. I felt it was a lot of work to find projects. Seemed many people just posted projects to get bids, but didn't follow through after that. I
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